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Lovely details Nenad. If there wasn't your hand for reference I would think the scale was bigger than it actually is. Nick
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Hi Nils Exquisite bench! Just like your build Nick
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Evening all First of all thanks for all the comments and the likes. Finally got round to taking a couple of shots with the SLR. I've sanded down one side and sorted out all the gun ports so hopefully they are all the same size (more or less ) First of all here's the non sanded side for comparison. And then the sanded side. Sanding and gun port sorting out probably took around 8 hours ish. Thanks for looking. Nick
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Wait for it.... YYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Second planking is finally finished* *well ok apart from two/three planks to reglue, gaps to fill and sanding the entire hull... Sorry for poor quality pics (from mobile) but I just couldn't wait till tomorrow to get the SLR out and tell you guys and girls Happy Dance Time! Nick
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Hi Nils Those overall shots are majestic! Stunning build. Nick
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Hi Patrick Ouch! I feel your pain... . However knowing your capabilities I have full confidence you'll get her back to where she was in no time! Nick
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Still cant get over how small this model is. Stunning work Patrick!
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Evening all Minor update but mini major milestone as far as I'm concerned. I've finished replanking what I ripped off last August! Only took me 9 months! A loooooooooot longer than I thought but oh so worth it. So back to finishing the second planking. One band of 9 planks to do. That won't take long right?!? Thanks for looking Nick
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Hi Mark You're right. He's only got a "and here's one I made earlier!" ... oh well the thought was there. Nick
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Hi Mark Do you have B. Frohlich's book? Might be worth looking in there to see if he says how he has done it. If I remember I'll look this evening. Great work by the way! Your dedication to get it right is an example for all of us to follow! Nick
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Hi Mike Thank you very much for your comment! .It is walnut I can assure you . The walnut above the yellow wood (can't remember name...) came with the kit and the walnut below I ordered from Jotika and they do match. However I also got some other walnut (supposedly) that looks nothing like what I'm using now so go figure. I know you can get dark walnut as well. Maybe that's what you're thinking of? Cheers Nick
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Hi guys Thanks for the feedback! I completely agree as long as it at least looks like the same species of wood! My lighting setup in my garage ( two fluorescent bulbs) doesnt help show what I mean on the photos. I probably should take some pictures with natural light but UK weather is not the best at the moment!! sure does... it already is Nigel! Cheers Nick
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Evening all time for my 8 monthly update . Where does time fly? Oh yeah work, kids, sleep, etc . Finally got one side replanked. I'm much happier with the result. Here's an overall shot to start off with. Here's a couple of before and after shots. and finally Just need to finish the other side and then I'm back exactly where I was in the summer last year! Nick
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